Or a vote for a party with a leader with a history of friendship with terrorists, antisemites and holocaust deniers...hardly positive
Tomorrow residents of Stafford will go to polling stations to vote on our town's future. A vote for #Labour is a vote for positive change.pic.twitter.com/MSVgvG72HV
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No, you would be voting for David Williams if you lived in Stafford. This is not a presidential system.
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Except the majority party gets to form the govt. so you can only vote for a labour mp if you are sure they will lose... tricky logic
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Or you can vote for a Labour MP with a view to having a government that doesn't terrorise disabled people. Among other things.
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policy can be changed but charachter can't be. In answer to the question posed by the title to your excellent book, not enough.
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